Originally Posted by zyzzle

As for TENEBRE, I know there have been many international releases, but no US one. As for PHENOMENA, I own the Arrow release. Although flawed (it was done before Arrow's encoder got their act together and is riddled with compression aftifacts), I enjoyed it immensely, and look forward to a better encode on the horizon.

Originally Posted by jdslater1

Blue Underground are releasing God Told Me To for 24th Feb.

Brand-new 4K High Definition transfer from the original uncensored negative along with exclusive new Extras created especially for this release
Audio Commentary with writer/director/producer Larry Cohen
Heaven and Hell on Earth - Interview with Star Tony Lo Bianco
Bloody Good Times - Interview with Special Makeup Effects Artist Steve Neil
God Told Me To Bone - New Beverly Q&A with Larry Cohen
Lincoln Center Q&A with Larry Cohen
Theatrical Trailers
TV Spots
Poster & Still Gallery

I do love this film and will be getting it.

Originally Posted by jdslater1

Blue Underground are releasing God Told Me To for 24th Feb.

Originally Posted by trespoochies

An update from Don May Jr. Based on the fact that he's about to start working on Suspiria, I'm guessing we'll have this on blu this time next year.

Originally Posted by Fangoria

Genre Blu-ray/DVD specialist Synapse Films has a hot lineup of horror titles coming on disc in 2015, and we got a few details on what’s up with some of them, including their next Italian-horror releases.

Right now, the company is hard at work on its trio of Dario Argento titles: PHENOMENA (pictured above, a.k.a. CREEPERS), TENEBRE and, further down the road, the 4K restoration of SUSPIRIA. Synapse’s Don May Jr. tells Fango, “We’re working with the high-definition PHENOMENA and TENEBRE masters from France’s Wild Side, but doing additional work to make the presentations the best they can be. It’s not confirmed yet, but our plan is to include all three editions of PHENOMENA: the 116-minute version, the 110-minute version and New Line’s 82-minute CREEPERS. It might be fun to include CREEPERS in hi-def for the first time.” Both PHENOMENA and TENEBRE will include new interviews and other bonus features as well.

From the sublimely stylish to the ridiculous, Synapse is also busy preparing Harold P. Warren’s classic Z-movie MANOS: THE HANDS OF FATE for its hi-def unveiling, working from a restoration by Ben Solvey. “It’s been a long road,” May says, “but we’re excited that Ben has picked us to help him release MANOS. We’re in authoring and compression right now, and we have extras created by Ben and Daniel Griffith’s Ballyhoo Motion Pictures, including a making-of and a commentary.”

In addition, May reveals that their special edition of Curt McDowell’s bizarre adult/horror/mystery/black comedy THUNDERCRACK! will be out for its 40th anniversary this year, which will also see Synapse’s releases of Jim McCullough’s Bigfoot cult fave CREATURE FROM BLACK LAKE, Jim Wynorski’s SORCERESS starring Julie Strain and Linda Blair and Kurando Mitsutake’s SAMURAI AVENGER. Keep your eyes here for more details on these discs as we get ’em, and look for a bunch of PHENOMENA coverage (including new chats with Argento, actress Daria Nicolodi and others) in Fango #340, on sale next month!

Originally Posted by TheDuke

So I watched Curtains for the first time tonight. I was expecting pretty spectacular picture quality judging by the review it got here. It was fine, but there were a few scenes where the right side of the screen was noticeably dimmer than the rest of the movie. Come to think of it, that's happened a few times with some older blu-rays I have. I can't seem to recall which ones, but I remember it being an issue. I know it's not my TV because I was watching it on a friends. What gives? Anyone else experience this problem?